Sentence examples for docking fee from inspiring English sources
The docking fee is $34 a foot.
Most owners have no lease and pay an average monthly docking fee of about $1,000; they live year-round on the houseboats, which are winterized and have many amenities.
One offer on the table is essentially to fold the Pequonnock club into the yacht club that will be part of the development, and charge members a lower docking fee for the first five years, Mr. Smith said.
Some resorts, such as Hawks Cay Resort in the Florida Keys, let boaters sleep on board and still access all of the pools, restaurants, and activities on-site -- all for no more than the docking fee.
At noon, on what was meant to be the last day of our journey, I was glad to hear that we'd stay anchored in Kasanga, the second to last stop for the afternoon and evening, to allow more time for passengers to do their trade, and to avoid the $100 Zambian nighttime docking fee.
That turned out to be $11,000; they pay an additional $750 a month in docking fees.
The city could begin by forgoing docking fees, saving the companies about $1.5 million a year, something that City Councilman David Yassky of Brooklyn is proposing.
The owner, whoever it was, was paying $2,000 a day in docking fees, which is split evenly between the city and the company it hires to operate the terminal, Mr. Lombino said.
The boat hired by her husband to take the children out of Lebanon to Cyprus would now cost far more than the initial $28,000, she said, and it was racking up a further$2,200 a week in docking fees in Beirut.
Jonathan, who lives on the ship, said it is registered as required, but, tied up to some steel pegs embedded in a concrete wall, it does not pay docking fees to a private marina or the city.
Oleg Abramov, the owner of the ship, the Lyubov Orlova, told its captain that because Marine Expeditions had just ceased operations and its bank accounts had been frozen, the ship could not dock at Reykjavik -- unless its passengers and crew put up $20,000 for docking fees.
